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Today we're going to discuss the most common situations when enrolling in Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B so don't touch that dial hi I'm Tim Danbury author of Medicare blueprint, so we're going to go over the most common situations that were asked about when enrolling in Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B be sure to stay to the end of the video to receive your free offer now let's get started the first scenario is I'm turning 65 and three months and I currently receive my Social Security income benefits what do I do if you're already receiving Social Security benefits before turning 65 you don't have to do anything the Social Security Administration will automatically enroll you in Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B you'll receive your red white and blue Medicare card in the mail usually about three months before you turn 65 however if you work for a company with more than 20 full-time employees and are staying on the group insurance plan at work you usually don't need Part B coverage if you want to decline Part B then you'll need to follow the instructions that come with your Medicare ID card and send the card back we do recommend that you compare your Medicare options with your current employers for coverage most times we found that Medicare with a supplement can provide better coverage at a lower cost if you do decide to keep the card you automatically keep Part B, and you'll need to pay the Part B premium if you decide to stay on your employer's plan then when you come off the employer's plan sometime down the road you'll need to sign up for Part B coverage at that time be aware that there are penalties for not signing up for Medicare Part B but for now know that you will not be penalized for delaying coverage under Part B if you already have credible insurance coverage from an employer your employers group coverage will normally be considered credible coverage ask your HR department if you have any questions on this they can tell you if your insurance is credible or not now we talked about Social Security benefits in the first example because it has an impact on how you enroll in Medicare however if you're going to take your Social Security income benefits at 65 or wait until you receive your full retirement benefits later that will not impact how you sign up on Medicare Part A or Medicare Part B we do feel it's important to let you know that when you decide to take your Social Security income benefits at very least call and make an appointment with the Social Security Administration and review all your options remember like Medicare you usually only have one chance to do this correctly make sure you're getting the benefits you deserved, and you've worked for all these years so now let's look at the next scenario I'm turning 65 and three months what do I need to do well you have some decisions to make in most situations you'll need to sign up for Medicare Part A and maybe Medicare Part B depending on how you're going to be covered at...
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